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New facial appearance and hairstyle for Dao of the Deadlands follower. ESL-flagged with no override records for compatibility.
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Overview
This mod provides a new facial appearance and hairstyle for Dao of the Deadlands - Custom-Voiced Daedric Follower.
Dao of the Deadlands is an excellent follower for an evil playthrough, but her default appearance seemed too friendly and nice to me. This mod is my attempt to give Dao of the Deadlands a more seductive and sinister appearance, more like how I envision a female dremora would look.
Requirements
This mod has only one requirement, Dao of the Deadlands - Custom-Voiced Daedric Follower.
This mod does not require KS Hairdos. This mod includes copies of all the textures from KS Hairdos that it uses.
Load Order Placement
This mod includes one ESL-flagged ESP file SeductiveSinisterDao.esp, which should be listed in your load order immediately after DaoFollower.esp.
Compatibility
This mod is designed for maximum compatibility with your load order and with other mods.
This mod includes an ESL-flagged ESP file, for minimal impact on your load order slots.
The ESP file is empty, meaning it contains zero records. The ESP file only serves to load the corresponding BSA file, and to indicate that this mod depends on Dao of the Deadlands - Custom-Voiced Daedric Follower.
This mod is compatible with KS Hairdos, but does not require KS Hairdos. This mod includes copies of all the textures from KS Hairdos that it uses, packaged into a BSA file.
This mod is compatible with any texture replacers for KS Hairdos, such as Salt and Wind - Rough Hair for KS Hairdos SE. This mod uses the same texture file paths as KS Hairdos, so any mod that replaces textures for KS Hairdos will also affect this mod.
Credits
All credit for Dao of the Deadlands - Custom-Voiced Daedric Follower belongs to its author Dama Karmelowa.
The following mods and tools were used in the construction of this mod, but are not required to use this mod.
If you like this mod, please download these other mods and endorse them also, to let their authors know their work is appreciated.
This mod provides a new facial appearance and hairstyle for Dao of the Deadlands - Custom-Voiced Daedric Follower.
Dao of the Deadlands is an excellent follower for an evil playthrough, but her default appearance seemed too friendly and nice to me. This mod is my attempt to give Dao of the Deadlands a more seductive and sinister appearance, more like how I envision a female dremora would look.
Requirements
This mod has only one requirement, Dao of the Deadlands - Custom-Voiced Daedric Follower.
This mod does not require KS Hairdos. This mod includes copies of all the textures from KS Hairdos that it uses.
Load Order Placement
This mod includes one ESL-flagged ESP file SeductiveSinisterDao.esp, which should be listed in your load order immediately after DaoFollower.esp.
Compatibility
This mod is designed for maximum compatibility with your load order and with other mods.
This mod includes an ESL-flagged ESP file, for minimal impact on your load order slots.
The ESP file is empty, meaning it contains zero records. The ESP file only serves to load the corresponding BSA file, and to indicate that this mod depends on Dao of the Deadlands - Custom-Voiced Daedric Follower.
This mod is compatible with KS Hairdos, but does not require KS Hairdos. This mod includes copies of all the textures from KS Hairdos that it uses, packaged into a BSA file.
This mod is compatible with any texture replacers for KS Hairdos, such as Salt and Wind - Rough Hair for KS Hairdos SE. This mod uses the same texture file paths as KS Hairdos, so any mod that replaces textures for KS Hairdos will also affect this mod.
Credits
All credit for Dao of the Deadlands - Custom-Voiced Daedric Follower belongs to its author Dama Karmelowa.
The following mods and tools were used in the construction of this mod, but are not required to use this mod.
If you like this mod, please download these other mods and endorse them also, to let their authors know their work is appreciated.